Chris tells me a bit about their history. ‘I grew up in Musselburgh, a wee fishing town just outside Edinburgh, Mikey grew up in the city. We both met at college and started jamming and really enjoyed the way each other played. We showed each other bands we listened to and introduced each other to new music. The sound has moved in different ways over the years but we still have aspects of early stuff we wrote.’

Considering Man of Moon’s sound and catalogue, Fleetwood Mac weren’t the first influence I’d thought of. We have a friend of Chris to thank for this captivating cover, it turns out: ‘I’d heard this song years ago and loved it, but a few weeks before the session my mate played it in his car and got it stuck in my head. Got such a groove. Fleetwood Mac are masters of riffs and harmonies.’

His mum and dad were both primary school teachers and both very into music. ‘They played a lot of Beach Boys, Mamas and Papas, Billie Holliday and Queen. My big sisters are also heavy into music and showed me lots of 90’s hip hop, grunge and rock at a young age. I started really getting into music at around eight or nine. My big cousin has always been the one to show new bands that he had discovered. So every time I would go to visit him he would fill up my iPod with loads of new albums to listen to.’

‘I love the 90’s grunge and trip hop sounds, and most of the Radiohead albums. Jeff Buckley’s work has a huge influence on me and the German Krautrock scene also. I would say the main bands that influenced me growing up were Nirvana, Massive Attack, Jagwar Ma, Pond, Mogwai and loads of others but I could be here all day naming more bands, haha.’